The Cincinnati Bengals last won an AFC Championship title in 1988 against the Buffalo Bills; so, this gives the Bengals the longest AFC Championship drought. They have not won another AFC title since 1988.

In 1988, the Bengals brought about one of the biggest turnarounds in NFL history by rising from their 4-11 finish of 1987 to a 12-4 regular season record. They won the AFC Central Division title, and defeated Buffalo, 21-10, for the AFC Championship on January 8, 1989. On January 22, 1989, they appeared in their second Super Bowl and lost, 20-16, to San Francisco when the 49ers scored a touchdown with 34 seconds remaining in the game. Coach Sam Wyche's team posted a 14-5 mark in regular and postseason play, best in the NFL. Wyche received numerous honors for his brilliant coaching and nine Bengals were selected for the Pro Bowl.

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